More protection for adopted pets

#1 pet insurance for shelter & rescue pets

Designed for the unique needs of shelter and rescue pets

Coverage for common pre-existing conditions

No waiting period for most adopted pets

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A shelter worker holding a cute puppy.
A shelter worker holding an adorable little puppy.

Trusted partner of 70+ shelters

Chrissy D.,
Fetch shelter employee

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Fetch exclusive for adopted pets

The first & only pet insurance to cover common pre-existing conditions from day one

Over 50% of adopted pets suffer from one or more health issues just two days after leaving the shelter. That’s why Fetch gives newly adopted pets coverage for the most common pre-existing conditions. It’s included in your policy — no waiting period, no extra cost, no problem. You won’t find this coverage anywhere else.

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Protection for adopted pets

Coverage built for the unique needs of shelter pets

No upper age limits

Unlike others, Fetch covers dogs and cats 6 weeks and older.

Behavioral therapy coverage

Consult a vet to diagnose and treat new behavioral disorders — covered up to $1,000/yr.

Complete dental coverage

Fetch covers injury and disease in every adult tooth — not just the canines. Others don't.

No breed exclusions

We love (and cover) all breeds and mixes.

Hereditary & congenital condition coverage

We cover conditions linked to breed.

$10 million donated

(and counting!) to shelters and rescues across the U.S. and Canada

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Protection for adopted pets

See how Fetch gives adopted pets more

Don’t take our word for it — read stories from Fetch Members.

Stormi the dog with their owner.

Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency
Medical costs: $7,225

FETCH PAID BACK: $5,632

“Not having to worry about the cost — thousands of dollars — is huge.”

– Elaine

Stormi’s mom

Sparkle the cat.

15 years of care
Medical costs: $41,434

FETCH PAID BACK: $32,300

“If something happened without Fetch, I’d have to put her to sleep — I don’t have that kind of money.”

– Lee Ann

Sparkle’s mom

Ellie posing with pet parents on their wedding day.

Bacterial infection
Medical costs: $5,896

FETCH PAID BACK: $4,688

“Would’ve been a lot more financially & emotionally difficult without Fetch.”

– Brydon

Ellie’s dad

PROTECTION FOR ADOPTED PETS

See how Fetch gives adopted pets more

Don’t take our word for it — read stories from Fetch Members.

Stormi the dog with their owner.

Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency
Medical costs: $7,225

FETCH PAID BACK: $5,632

“Not having to worry about the cost — thousands of dollars — is huge.”

– Elaine

Stormi’s mom

Sparkle the cat.

15 years of care
Medical costs: $41,434

FETCH PAID BACK: $32,300

“If something happened without Fetch, I’d have to put her to sleep — I don’t have that kind of money.”

– Lee Ann

Sparkle’s mom

Ellie posing with pet parents on their wedding day.

Bacterial infection
Medical costs: $5,896

FETCH PAID BACK: $4,688

“Would’ve been a lot more financially & emotionally difficult without Fetch.”

– Brydon

Ellie’s dad

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The Fetch shelter network

Partnering with top shelters throughout North America

Outside view of the Brandywine Valley SPCA.

Brandywine Valley
SPCA

The Brandywine Valley SPCA cares for more than 16,000 animals across Pennsylvania and Delaware each year.

Outside view of the Charleston Animal Society.

Charleston Animal Society

Charleston Animal Society seeks to make South Carolina a no-kill state by 2024.


Outside view of the Hawaiian Humane Society.

Hawaiian Humane Society

The Hawaiian Humane Society is dedicated to promoting the humane treatment of all animals.

Outside view of the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region.

Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region

The Humane Society provides compassionate care and socially conscious sheltering services.

Outside view of the Humane Society of Tampa Bay.

Humane Society of Tampa Bay

HSTB’s state-of-the-art facility is home to around 400 adoptable pets.

Outside view of the Jacksonville Humane Society.

Jacksonville Humane Society

In 2014, JHS led the coalition to make Jacksonville the nation’s
largest no-kill city.

Outside view of the North Shore Animal League America.

North Shore Animal League America

Animal League America is responsible for tens of thousands of pet adoptions each year.

Outside view of the Ontario SPCA.

Ontario SPCA and Humane Society

The Ontario SPCA and Humane Society has 12 shelter locations and adopts out an average of 7,000 pets per year.

Outside view of the Oregon Humane Society.

Oregon Humane Society

Oregon Humane Society finds homes for around 7,000 animals each year and trains vets at its on-site hospital.

The most complete coverage

Expect the unexpected

Shelter pets come with unknowns. That’s why Fetch covers more for every pet at every life stage.

A Fetch shelter rep holding a cute kitten.A Fetch shelter rep holding a cute kitten.

1 out of 3 pets

need emergency veterinary treatment each year

Fetch covers all vets & emergency clinics in the U.S. or Canada

Over 76% of rescue pets

exhibit signs of a behavioral disorder

Fetch covers up to $1,000/yr. for behavioral therapy

A Fetch shelter rep getting snuggled by a cute dog.A Fetch shelter rep getting snuggled by a cute dog.
A Fetch shelter rep holding up a cute dog.A Fetch shelter rep holding up a cute dog.

1 out of 4 pets

experience a traumatic dental injury

Fetch covers every tooth, plus gums

Over 50% of adopted pets

suffer from one or more health issues just two days after leaving the shelter

Fetch covers common pre-existing conditions for newly adopted pets: upper respiratory infection, ear mites, kennel cough, feline herpes, conjunctivitis, ringworm and puppy pyoderma (skin infection).

A Fetch shelter rep with a cute dog.A Fetch shelter rep with a cute dog.
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Trusted by top shelter leaders

See how Fetch supports trusted shelters

CEO of San Diego Humane Society holding a kitten.CEO of San Diego Humane Society holding a kitten.

Fetch is the first pet insurer I’ve seen to truly address pre-existing conditions and remove real barriers to adoption. That’s why they’re our insurer at San Diego Humane Society.

CEO of The Humane Society of TampaCEO of The Humane Society of Tampa

I am thrilled to have partnered with Fetch Pet Insurance. They ease the transition for pet parents, providing peace of mind knowing that their new family members are protected with the most comprehensive coverage.

CEO of Brandywine Valley SPCA.CEO of Brandywine Valley SPCA.

It’s important to us that these pets and their families have the best possible resources for the rest of their lives, including pet insurance. Fetch is the best security we can give them.

Hawaiian Humane Society CEO holding a dog.Hawaiian Humane Society CEO holding a dog.

With Fetch…we're setting the foundation for lasting, healthy relationships… this holistic approach to animal welfare is what truly makes Fetch the #1 pet insurance provider in our eyes.

CEO of Arizona Humane Society.CEO of Arizona Humane Society.

Providing affordable and accessible veterinary care is essential for keeping pets out of overcrowded shelters. Fetch Pet Insurance keeps pets and people together.

CEO of Ontario SPCA.CEO of Ontario SPCA.

We take a holistic approach to caring for an animal and pet insurance is part of that. We advocate for emergency preparedness and for being a responsible animal caregiver.  Fetch has that same approach.

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Fetch is proud to partner with Project Street Vet

Fetch supports Project Street Vet’s life-saving mission to provide free veterinary care to the pets of people experiencing homelessness.

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Dr. Kwane Stewart treating a puppy.

Fetch exists to help adoring pet parents give their dogs and cats a longer, healthier life.

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